Hayley Duffy
Vineyard judge faces calls for removal
Thirty-four people have submitted petitions to state lawmakers seeking the removal of First Justice Patricia A. Gorman, a probate and family court judge who...
Kids are the winners at Trout Tournament’s 50th
Nora Arieta, a 7-year-old from Oak Bluffs, clambered through the crowd up the path that winds around Duarte’s Pond Saturday with a heading. She...
State infrastructure funding going to the Vineyard
Martha’s Vineyard will receive just under $1 million for roads improvements and other infrastructure projects through legislation signed by Gov. Maura Healey on Friday.
At...
Kids trout tournament celebrating 50 years
Tomorrow, hordes of kids will descend upon Duarte's Pond in Vineyard Haven to participate in the 50th Annual Kids Trout Tournament, hosted by the...
Study looking at climate impacts to local whelk fishery
A research professor at the University of New Hampshire’s Coastal Marine Laboratory (CML) is investigating how changing water temperatures off the coast of Massachusetts...
District Attorney fined for conflict-of-interest violations
The local district attorney has been ordered to pay a $5,000 civil penalty for violating the state’s conflict-of-interest law.
The Massachusetts State Ethics Commission, in...
Maida wins by slim margin in Chilmark
Jeffrey Maida was elected to the Chilmark select board Wednesday night by just 45 votes, a few hours after a partial rainbow was visible...
Edgartown reworks seasonal business schedule
The Edgartown select board is updating its rules for how long seasonal restaurants and package stores can stay open into the winter after hearing...
Winter homeless shelter closes after busy season
Harbor Homes’ winter shelter is forced to close its doors every spring because it doesn’t have the resources or capacity to house guests for...
‘Dilly, Dilly!’
To either the dismay or bliss of Martha’s Vineyard’s residents and visitors, chain eateries cannot make port in our harbor (besides the unrelenting treat...